John Deere, a Vermont blacksmith, left his mark on American history by transforming the prairies with his innovative steel self-cleaning plow, paving the way for the country's agricultural growth and industrial development. [... more]

The United States has a rich cigar tradition dating back to the 1600s, with the first crop of cigar tobacco planted in the Virginia colony in 1612. Tampa was once the cigar capital of the world, with 150 large cigar factories producing over 500 million cigars per year. However, many of these factories closed in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s, moving production overseas due to labor costs. One family-owned cigar company, J.C. Newman, remains in Tampa, continuing the American cigar making tradition. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of organic farming, the dangers of GMOs, and the impact of 5G on human health. The hosts also explore ways to reduce inflammation and promote medical freedom, while sharing their views on salvation and the Christian faith. [... more]

Joe Jutras, a retired cabinet maker from Rhode Island, has dedicated his time to growing giant pumpkins and green squash, breaking the world record for the largest green squash in 2017 with a massive 2,118 pounds. He shares his passion and the intricacies of growing these massive fruits, from seed selection to weighing and measuring, and the community of growers who come together to share knowledge and support each other. [... more]

Generosity and financial decisions are intertwined with Christian personal finances, as seen in the parable of the rich fool. Wealth transfer and estate planning are crucial, and giving is a key aspect of financial wisdom, as discussed with Ron Blue and Rob West on faith and finance. [... more]

A discussion on managing finances, taxes, and estate planning from a biblical perspective, including the importance of having a plan, communicating with your spouse, and being wise stewards of God's resources. [... more]

A family's struggle during the Great Depression is revealed through the story of Joy Neal Kidney's family, who lost two five-week-old twins to whooping cough, highlighting the hardships of caring for nine children with the disease and the devastating loss of young lives. [... more]

Mac Hollins, a former NFL player, discusses his approach to the game and life, including his interest in farming and his use of a smart indoor smoker to cook meat. He also shares his thoughts on the evolution of the game and the challenges of adapting to rule changes. [... more]

Joe Jutras, a retired cabinet maker from Rhode Island, has dedicated his time to growing giant pumpkins and squash, including a world record-breaking green squash that weighed 2,118 pounds in 2017. He shares his passion and the complexities of growing these massive fruits, from seed selection to harvesting and measuring, and the friendships he's made along the way. [... more]

The United States has a rich cigar tradition dating back to the 1600s, with the first crop of cigar tobacco planted in the Virginia colony in 1612. Today, one family-owned premium cigar company in Tampa continues the American cigar making tradition, using natural fermentation and blending different leaves to create unique and different tastes. [... more]

Katrina Heine shares her personal story of working on a dairy farm in rural America, where she learned valuable lessons about cow milking and farm life, including a memorable incident with a cow's tail and a hot pile of manure on her head. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of evangelism and spiritual farming, using agricultural language to describe the process of spreading God's word. He emphasizes the need for workers to go out into the field and harvest the ripe fruit, and encourages his followers to lift up their eyes and see the harvest around them. [... more]

Sharing your faith is a lot like working on a farm, requiring hard work, patience, and a little luck. One single conversation has a profound effect, and a single transformed life is noticeable and attractive, leading others to Christ. [... more]

A grandson shares a heartwarming story about his grandfather, Pup Up, who lived a simple life as a gas station owner and farmer, and left a lasting legacy through his kindness and generosity, influencing generations to come. [... more]

In Santa Barbara, a California town known as the American Riviera, a century-old estate named El Faredes is a tranquil oasis with Roman, Middle Eastern, and European influences. Meanwhile, the latest smart watches can detect medical problems, including atrial fibrillation, and have the potential to revolutionize disease detection. In Jackson, Wyoming, a vertical farm produces 100,000 pounds of produce a year, and in Santa Barbara, surfboard design has come a long way since its origins in ancient Hawaii. Grammy winner Kenny Loggins has sold millions of albums and recorded movie soundtracks, and secondhand fashion is one of the hottest trends in fashion, with a $35 billion market and growing. The humble ice cream scooper has also been elevated to an art form, with its design dating back to 1897. [... more]

The January 6th committee is compared to a French Robespierre Committee on Public Safety, with a focus on destroying Donald Trump. The FBI is accused of corruption, with former officials speaking out against the agency. The COVID-19 vaccines are questioned, with some arguing they are bioweapons. The Amish farming practices are highlighted as a model for sustainable living, but are being targeted by the government. Bill Gates' plan to force people to eat synthetic meat is discussed, as well as the connection between climate change and the green movement. The government's control over people's lives is a major theme, with the Christian resistance fighting back against the deep state. [... more]

Santa Barbara is a picturesque town on the American Riviera, where technology and nature coexist. Fitness trackers have become highly sophisticated, detecting diseases like atrial fibrillation and sinus rhythm. Vertical farming is a growing trend, with companies like Vertical Harvest producing 100,000 pounds of produce a year in a small plot of land. Secondhand shopping is also on the rise, with the secondhand clothing market valued at $35 billion. Meanwhile, surfboard design has evolved over the centuries, from traditional Hawaiian boards to modern, hand-shaped models. As the world grapples with great power competition, experts are developing strategies to prepare the United States for a new era of global politics. [... more]

George Washington Carver's life was marked by perseverance and a passion for learning. Born into slavery, he went on to become the first black student at Iowa State University and later founded the agricultural department at Tuskegee Institute. His groundbreaking work in botany and agriculture helped improve the lives of farmers and students, and his love of art remained a constant source of inspiration throughout his life. [... more]

Nikita is joined by Illinois super fan Gene Stover for a round of questions including Which wrestling persona did you enjoy more - the good guy or the enemy Do you have any regrets about your wrestling career And who was your toughest opponent [... more]

As caregivers, we often struggle with feelings of isolation and burnout, but author Kara Whitney shares her experiences of finding hope and healing through her faith and her work on a horse farm. She discusses the importance of being present with others, even in difficult times, and how animals can provide comfort and solace. Kara's new book, Fields of Grace, explores the themes of faith, hope, and healing, and how they can be applied to our everyday lives. [... more]

Millions of Americans are struggling with hunger due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with many relying on food banks and charity to get by. Meanwhile, a new generation of chefs is celebrating the contributions of black cooks to American cuisine, and innovative farmers are cultivating heirloom beans in Napa Valley. As the world grapples with food insecurity, individuals and organizations are working to provide aid and support to those in need. [... more]

Farmers have been the subject of many humorous anecdotes and jokes, often involving clever wordplay and witty one-liners. From crop circles to cotton farming struggles, farmers have been portrayed in a lighthearted and comedic way. In one famous story, a farmer's omelet with greens was stolen by an inept actor, highlighting the challenges of farm life. Meanwhile, a clever riddle asks which farmer in the Bible kept speckled stock to avoid accusations of getting his father-in-law's goat. [... more]

The rise of internet shaming and public humiliation has led to emotional trauma for many, while the oyster industry experiences a renaissance. Meanwhile, a family's long-term marriage secrets are revealed, and actor Robert Pattinson discusses his career and personal life. Additionally, artist Francois Gillot shares her experiences with Pablo Picasso, and a total solar eclipse is approaching, offering a chance to appreciate the beauty of astronomy. [... more]